400 Central Residences

400 Central Avenue, St. Petersburg, 33701

400 Central Residences rises at 400 Central Avenue in Downtown St. Petersburg, a 46-story tower planned as one of the tallest residential buildings on Florida's west coast and a new landmark for a city already defined by its waterfront. The tower's height is not incidental to its design but the organizing principle behind it, lifting a collection of 300 private residences above the low-rise fabric of downtown so that homes look out across Tampa Bay and the surrounding city skyline without obstruction. Architecture is modern and interiors are refined, and the range of floor plans is unusually broad for a single tower, spanning one- to four-bedroom layouts along with a limited selection of custom penthouse residences positioned at the upper levels. Every home is oriented to maximize natural light and to hold its bay and city views, so that the outlook becomes part of daily life rather than a feature reserved for a few corners of the building. Amenities are curated to support a full-service residential lifestyle, and the signature gesture is the Sky Lounge observatory at the top of the building. Positioned approximately 515 feet above ground, the lounge gives residents a private setting to relax and entertain while panoramic views open in every direction, from the bay to the dense downtown street pattern below. Below it, the building's shared spaces are conceived around the same idea of service and ease, allowing residents to treat the tower as an extension of home. The setting completes the picture. Downtown St. Petersburg puts dining, cultural venues, waterfront parks and urban amenities within walking distance, so a morning coffee, an evening concert or a weekend on the water require no car at all, and the city's waterfront parks give downtown an unusual amount of open space for a district of its density. Estimated delivery is the end of 2025.